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Tuition + Fees (2025-2026)

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  • Tuition + Fees Overview

    A Notre Dame education is a powerful investment in your child’s future.

    Supportive faculty, small class sizes, innovative and inclusive programs, and a priority on social, emotional, and spiritual development are hallmarks of the exceptional Notre Dame learning experience.

    At Notre Dame, we understand the significant financial commitment our families make. We also understand that each family’s financial circumstances are unique, and our tuition may be beyond what a family is able to budget for their student’s education. 

    The Financial Aid Program at Notre Dame is designed to bridge the gap between the cost of tuition and what a family can afford to pay. We hope to see you on campus soon!

  • Tuition + Fees

    Registration fee* (per student)
     
     
    All Grades
    $650 
    *Non-refundable. Fee reserves spot in the upcoming academic year
     
     
    Administrative fee payable to Blackbaud for tuition processing
    $56
     
     
    Tuition for 9th - 11th Grades
    $22,950 
    Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors 
     
     
     
    Tuition for 12th Grade (Seniors)
    $23,450 
    $160 graduation fee and a $340 Kairos fee included)
     
    Parent Advancement Fund                            $600
    per family

    *Note if you have two students, you will see two charges and one discount in your student account.

  • How to Pay Tuition

    1. Online https://ndhs.myschoolapp.com/app/parent by credit card (3% fee), or checking account # (no fee)
     
    2. Call 
    Blackbaud Tuition Management
    888-868-8828
    (Blackbaud Customer Support: 1.800.468.8996)
     
    3. Mail check directly to Blackbaud
    Blackbaud Tuition Management
    PO Box 54228
    Los Angeles, CA 90054-0228

  • Payment Plans

    Notre Dame seeks students who aspire to academic excellence, personal growth, and active participation in school activities.

    Our affordability program is based on the belief that students willing to meet the challenge of a college-preparatory education should be given the opportunity to pursue their goals without regard to their family’s financial status.

    Notre Dame offers three payment plan options for paying tuition: one-payment, two-payment, or ten-payment options.

    Option I
    Single payment of full year’s tuition due June 30.

    Option II
    Tuition is divided into two payments, due June 30 and November 30.

    Option III
    Ten monthly payments beginning in June and ending in March. A 4% service charge applies to monthly payments unless a family has been awarded a partial financial aid grant.

    FAQs
    • Payment plan options do not include any course-specific fees. These fees are subject to each student’s individual schedule and are billed to all families for payment throughout the school year.
    • Late fees are $40 per occurrence, and an ACH Failed Fee is $30.
    • Blackbaud charges a 3.12% processing fee for credit cards. If you use a banking account or deliver a check to Notre Dame, then there is no processing fee. Checks can be dropped off at the main office. Please write the student's name on the memo line.
    • Automatic Debit payments go into the process one business day prior to the due date and cannot be stopped by Blackbaud Tuition Management (BBTM). We recommend that changes to billing be made at least 3 business days prior to the due date by contacting BBTM.
    • Please refer to the following links if you are having difficulties accessing your contract.

Financial Aid

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  • Financial Aid Overview

    A Notre Dame education is a powerful investment in your child’s future.

    Supportive faculty, small class sizes, innovative and inclusive programs, and a priority on social, emotional, and spiritual development are hallmarks of the exceptional Notre Dame learning experience.

    We understand the significant financial commitment our families make. We also understand that each family’s financial circumstances are unique, and our tuition may be beyond what a family is able to budget for their student’s education.

    The Financial Aid Program at Notre Dame is designed to bridge the gap between the cost of tuition and what a family can afford to pay. Please read on for more information.

  • Apply for Financial Aid

    Families applying for financial aid must complete an application through Clarity, our third-party application provider.

    A one-time application fee of $60 is required and collected by Clarity, however, this application may then be shared with any other school using the Clarity platform.

    Income-based fee waivers are available for those who qualify, and Clarity will automatically apply those to your application if you do. You will complete one application per household, even if applying for multiple children.

    When Should I Apply for Financial Aid?
    After you submit your admissions application you should then file your financial aid application. The admissions application fee of $150 will be waived upon request. Deadlines will be posted later in the year.

    Please note that we are unable to consider requests for aid once admissions decisions have been sent.

    Who Needs to Complete the Financial Aid Application?
    All parent(s)/guardian(s), whether custodial or non-custodial, must complete an application through Clarity. This is true even in the case of parent(s)/guardian(s) who are divorced, separated, or never married. Limited exceptions may be made for families experiencing extenuating circumstances. Please contact the Financial Aid Office if you believe this may apply to you.

    Financial Aid Notification
    Admitted families will receive their financial aid award notification on the same date as their acceptance to the School. For the 2025-26 school year, notifications have already been sent via email. 

    To file an appeal, please go to

  • CLARITY Platform

    CLICK TO GET STARTED

    Click Graphic Above to Apply

    The Clarity application is designed to be simple and easy to complete. To get started, please review the Application  Guide.

    Clarity Application Guide (English)
    Clarity Application Guide (Spanish)

    Required Supporting Documentation for 2025-2026 School Year
    Applications submitted without documentation will not be processed.
    • 2024 paystubs
    • 2024 W-2 forms for all jobs.
    • 2024 filed federal tax returns: 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ with all schedules.
    • 2024 filed business tax return: 1120, 1120S, 1065 (if applicable).
    • Supplemental income documentation: Social Security income, Welfare, Food Stamps, Child Support, 1099-M Forms, Worker’s Compensation, Unemployment, Veterans' Benefits, Housing Allowance, etc.
    • If you are unable to provide any of the aforementioned items, please submit a Special Circumstance Letter indicating which document(s) you are unable to provide and why. This information will be shared with your school for consideration.
    Submitting Documentation
    Documentation should be submitted at the time the financial aid application is completed.

    Please be advised that each document must be uploaded separately under the appropriate document type for your application to automatically move into the review status.

    Support
    If you need help with the online application, please contact support@clarityapp.com. For questions about the Notre Dame program, contact financialaid@ndhs.org.

  • CLARITY Technical Support

    ll are available in English and Spanish. The application itself is also fully translated into Spanish using the drop-down in the lower left corner.
    1. In-app support through the “Help” button in the lower left corner
    2. Email support at **support@clarityapp.com**
    3. Phone support at 206-210-3752
    Standard (April through September)
    • Monday to Friday, 8 am to 8 pm ET
    Extended Peak (October through March)
    • Email and Chat Support
      • Monday to Friday, 8 am to 11 pm ET
      • Saturday and Sunday, 9 am to 5 pm ET
    • Phone Support
      • Monday to Friday, 8 am to 8 pm ET
      • Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm ET

  • FAQs

    Does applying for financial aid impact my child’s chances of being accepted to the school?

    While Notre Dame is fortunate to have a generous budget for financial aid, requests for financial aid from qualified students always exceed available funds.

    We therefore recommend that a family only apply for financial aid if they truly have no other avenues of meeting the costs of attendance, as applying for financial aid does place your student in a more competitive applicant pool due to the volume of requests.

    It is the expectation of the school that a family will look towards all available avenues of meeting tuition obligations before applying for financial aid. This may include making changes to a family’s discretionary budget, drawing on their investments, or utilizing other economic resources that may be available to them.

    If I apply as a full tuition family, can I change my mind and apply for aid later?

    Families that apply for admission without applying for financial aid are ineligible for financial aid in the future unless a significant and permanent change in their financial circumstances can be demonstrated. Examples of circumstances where requests are typically considered include divorce, disability, or death of a financial provider.

    How do I know if I will qualify for financial aid?

    The financial aid calculation process takes into account many factors including income, assets, family size, and the number of children in tuition charging schools, amongst other things. For many families, annual income is weighted the most heavily in the process, with the number of students in tuition-charging schools also playing a significant role.

    We appreciate that your time is valuable and that you likely do not want to apply for financial aid if you will not qualify.

    While there are no set income limits, we can share that families with one child in a tuition-charging school, making over $450,000 in annual income, are unlikely to qualify for an award, even if they have very few assets. While families in the $350,000-$450,000 annual income range with one child in a tuition charging school might qualify for an award, they will likely be asked to contribute a substantial portion of the stated tuition.

    Please know that these numbers are provided as a general guide and that each family’s award will differ.

    Please contact the Financial Aid Office for more details or if you would like to discuss your particular circumstances.

    Is financial aid available at all grade levels?

    Families with students in all grades K-12 are eligible to participate in the Financial Aid Program, however, financial aid award does not renew every year. Families need to re-apply every year during the enrollment period. 

    How much aid is usually awarded to a family?

    Our average award amount varies per year.

    Does financial aid cover school fees and other expenses?

    School fees, in general, are not covered by financial aid. Additionally, there are many covered non-tuition expenses.

    I am a current Notre Dame family and would like to apply for financial aid. May I apply?

    Families that have previously paid full tuition must demonstrate a significant and permanent change in their financial circumstances in order to qualify for the program.

    Do you offer merit scholarships?

    We do not have a merit scholarship program at this time. Special talents in academics, athletics, or the arts and other outstanding achievements are taken into consideration during the admissions process and are part of determining if the Admissions Committee would like to offer a place at Notre Dame to a particular student. However, the amount of any financial aid award that is offered is based solely on a family’s financial circumstances.

Bus Transportation

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  • Bus Transportation Overview

    School Bus Transportation: A Cost-Effective and Convenient Choice!
     
    Did you know that enrolling in our school bus program can save you time and money? At $3,760 per year, our bus service offers a reliable and stress-free alternative to daily school drop-offs and pickups.
     
    If your family lives 8 miles or more from campus, the cost of driving—including gas, maintenance, and wear on your vehicle—can quickly add up! According to the IRS standard mileage rate, families making two round trips per day would likely spend just as much, if not more, on transportation.
     
    By choosing the school bus, you’ll enjoy:
    ✅ Savings on fuel and vehicle maintenance
    ✅ More time in your day—no extra trips to school!
    ✅ Safe, reliable transportation for your child
    ✅ A greener choice for our community—fewer cars on the road means lower carbon emissions and less traffic!
     
    Reduce your costs and your carbon footprint! To register for Bus Service click here.

  • Registration

    • Review the bus routes and schedules and see what might work for you. Don't see the route that you need? Contact us and we may be able to help!
    • All routes are subject to change if ridership is not adequate.
    • Click here to register for the 2025-26 school year.
    For questions, please contact one of the following:

    Business Office - studentbilling@ndhs.org
    Transportation Operations - admissions@ndhs.org

  • Costs

    • The bus service is $3,760 (per student) for the 2025-26 school year.
    • A deposit of $600 (per student) is required to reserve a place.
    Proposed Routes for the 2025-2026 School Year*
    • Hancock Park/ Wilshire** 
    • Manhattan Beach/Westchester/Culver City /West LA
    • Pacific Palisades/Santa Monica /Brentwood/Westside
    • Pasadena/Glendale/Burbank**
    • Santa Clarita**
    • West Valley** (Topanga Canyon/ Tarzana/ Encino/ Agoura Hills)
    *Bus Routes subject to minimum and maximum occupancy
    **Stops to be determined based on the location of riders
     
    Refund Policy
    • If there are not enough students to fill a route we will notify you by August 1st and refund your deposit.
    • After school begins there are no refunds of bus fees.

  • Bus Route Schedule

    Current Information for the 2024-2025 School Year

    Proposed Routes for the 2025-2026 School Year*
    • Hancock Park/ Wilshire** 
    • Manhattan Beach/Westchester/Culver City /West LA
    • Pacific Palisades/Santa Monica /Brentwood/Westside
    • Pasadena/Glendale/Burbank**
    • Santa Clarita**
    • West Valley** (Topanga Canyon/ Tarzana/ Encino/ Agoura Hills)
    *Bus Routes subject to minimum and maximum occupancy
    **Stops to be determined based on the location of riders
     

  • Bus Safety

    Your student's safety is of paramount importance to school transportation.

    Please observe the following bus safety requirements:
    • All students must be under adult supervision at the bus stop. Once the student has boarded the bus, the driver is in charge.
    • Parents may not board the bus.
    • Students must follow the driver’s instructions at all times.
    • Students must stay seated and use seat belts at all times.
    • No open food containers or eating is allowed on the bus. Water is permitted.
    • Ensure that your student knows the name of their bus stop.  
    • Parents may never stop in the street to meet the bus or park illegally to drop off or pick up a student from the bus. Legally park and wait at the stop with or for your student, if necessary.
    • In the case of a bus accident, parents will be notified by the bus company or Notre Dame about appropriate safety measures. Per California State law, all accidents involving a school bus must be cleared by the CHP before proceeding as scheduled. 
    • Please see REGISTRATION for further information.

  • Contact

    Registration
    Notre Dame Business Office - studentbilling@ndhs.org
    Transportation Operations - admissions@ndhs.org

    Billing Inquiries
    Notre Dame Business Office - studentbilling@ndhs.org

    Route Operations, Lost Items, Logistics
    xxx.xxx.xxxx (dial 1 for dispatch)

    For the status of your bus, safety, schedule, procedural concerns, drivers, routes, lost items, or schedules, please contact Dispatch at Mission School Transportation 

    Please do not call the Main Office about daily bus problems as they have no direct contact with the bus.

    All Other Bus-Related Inquiries and Concerns
    Notre Dame Business Office - studentbilling@ndhs.org
    Transportation Operations - admissions@ndhs.org

Parking at Notre Dame

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  • Parking Overview

    The purpose of Notre Dame's Parking and Transportation Plan is to provide our community with a variety of transportation options that will encourage safety, social responsibility, environmental stewardship, and resource conservation.

    The plan promotes a comprehensive, multifaceted approach to transportation management on and off campus, with the end goal of improving the overall transportation experience for everyone.

    This plan has been developed with careful consideration of best practices for campus safety, recommendations from transportation engineering experts, and a commitment to upholding good neighbor relations in our community.

  • Student Parking + Transportation

    Campus Gates
    Woodman Gate
    The Woodman Gate is located at the north of the intersection of Woodman Avenue and Riverside Drive and serves as one of the vehicle entrances and exits for the campus.  There is no traffic light present at this entrance. It is illegal to turn left out of the Woodman Gate between the hours of 3 pm – 7 pm. It is advised not to turn left into the Woodman Gate.
     
    Riverside Gate
    The Riverside Gate is located between the entrances to the Arons Parking Structure and the intersection of Woodman Avenue and Riverside Drive. It serves as one of the vehicle entrances to the campus. After entry, vehicles will continue down the Burns and Huston parking lots to exit onto Huston Avenue by turning right. There is no traffic light present at this entrance. It is advised not to turn left onto Huston Avenue.
     
    Arons Parking Structure
    The entrance to the Arons Parking Structure is located just west of the intersection of Sunnyslope Avenue and Riverside Drive and serves as one of the vehicle entrances and exits for the campus. There is no traffic light present at this entrance. It is advised not to turn left into the Arons Parking Structure or turn left out of the Arons Parking Structure.
     
    Student Parking Eligibility
    On-campus student parking availability and Westfield Mall parking availability are limited. Student parking will be assigned on a first come, first-served basis until we reach capacity.

    Once parking availability is at capacity, students who register will be added to a waitlist in the event more parking becomes available throughout the school year.
    • SENIORS with a current, valid driver's license will be assigned parking permits/decals as a first priority. Seniors may apply for parking after this deadline, but they will no longer fall within the first priority group.
    • JUNIORS with a current, valid driver's license will be assigned parking permits/decals based on availability after the senior parking registration priority period.
    • SOPHOMORES with a current, valid driver's license will be assigned parking permits/decals based on availability after the senior and junior parking registration.
     
    NOTE: Notre Dame’s Conditional Use Permit with the City of Los Angeles prohibits street parking in the bordering Ventura Canyon Blvd. and Morrison Avenue neighborhoods surrounding the campus.

    Students who drive to campus and park in these neighborhoods incur fines and escalating consequences, including losing all parking privileges.
     
    Student Carpooling
    • Notre Dame encourages making choices that are good for the planet.
    • Notre Dame does not manage the carpool program but facilitates connections to those families who are interested in carpooling with other like-minded families. To sign up to be part of the informative carpool list, click here.
    • For provisional drivers who seek authorization to transport a sibling to and from campus, authorization must be provided by the parent or guardian. Notre Dame l will not provide notes for provisional drivers. You can read more about this portion of California law here.
     
    Parking Registration and Decals
    • Students are required to register to park on the Notre Dame campus, Westfield Shopping Mall, Huston Avenue, and Riverside Drive streets. Click on the registration link below to register your vehicle; your parking decal/hang-tag will be available for pickup from the Attendance Office in the Holy Cross Center.
     
    Parking Location Options
    • On-campus Parking ($500 registration)
      • Woodland lot
      • Burns lot
      • Arons Parking Structure
     
    • Street Parking ($60 registration)
      • Huston Avenue (south side of the street)
      • Riverside Drive (north side of the street)
     
    • Westfield Mall Parking ($300 registration)
      • Assigned, designated spots

    Entrances, Exits, and Parking
    • Students may enter campus at the Woodman, Riverside, or Huston gates. 
    • Students may not park in the neighborhoods adjacent to campus on Ventura Canyon Blvd. and Morrison Avenue.
    • Students may park on the north side of Huston and the south side of Riverside Drive.
    • Please park only small vehicles in compact spots, as larger vehicles such as SUVs and trucks will block traffic flow.
    • We offer EV charging stations on the bottom level of the parking garage and encourage the use of electric vehicles.
     
    Walking / Cycling
    For students, faculty, and staff who live near Notre Dame, walking or biking is an easy and sustainable way to commute to campus. To optimize pedestrian safety on and around campus, please note the following guidelines for pedestrians and bicyclists at Notre Dame:
    • When crossing Woodman or Riverside, pedestrians coming to campus should use the correct crosswalk at the intersections.
    • Bicycle parking is available in the Woodman, Burns, and Huston lots.
     
    Parking Regulation and Fine Structure
    Notre Dame's Conditional Use Permit with the City of Los Angeles and efforts to nurture good neighbor relations with our surrounding community require us to adhere to certain parking and transportation guidelines as outlined in the Notre Dame Parking and Transportation Plan. Because violations of this plan can endanger pedestrians, infringe upon good neighbor relation efforts, and jeopardize the school's ability to work constructively with the City of Los Angeles, repeated violations of the school's Parking and Transportation Plan will be subject to fines for repeated offenses. 

    The following are considered serious violations:
    1. Student or parent parking on residential streets: Ventura Canyon Avenue and Morrison Streets adjacent to campus.
    2. Dropping off and/or picking up passengers on the corner of Huston Street and Woodman Avenue, Sunnyslope, or in the adjacent neighborhoods.
    3. Making U-turns in the adjacent Huston/Sunnyslope neighborhood.
    4. Parking in non-designated parking spots on or off campus. 
    5. Dropping off and/or picking up in non-designated locations on campus (e.g., Notre Dame fire lane, curbs marked as handicapped unless a placard is displayed, and any red-marked curbs
     
    Violation fines will be assessed to employee payroll accounts as follows:
    1. First violations will receive a warning notification
    2. Second violations will receive a $100 fine
    3. Third violations will receive a $250 fine and will require senior administration review
    4. Fourth violations will receive a $1,000 fine, senior administration review, and may require revocation of on-campus driving/parking privileges*
    *Since repeated violations of the Parking and Transportation Plan reflect a sufficient inconsistency with school values, Notre Dame may choose not to extend an invitation to renew school enrollment with respect to any family who has accrued repeated violations.

    We cannot overstate the importance of making drop-off and pick-up more efficient, of increasing our carpool numbers, or the necessity of being sensitive to the impact of Notre Dame drivers on the neighborhood.
     
    We ask for your fullest cooperation and participation in this plan and that you share it with anyone who is designated to drive on or around campus.
     

  • Parent Parking + Transportation

    Campus Gates
    Woodman Gate
    The Woodman Gate is located at the north of the intersection of Woodman Avenue and Riverside Drive and serves as one of the vehicle entrances and exits for the campus.  There is no traffic light present at this entrance. It is illegal to turn left out of the Woodman Gate between the hours of 3 pm – 7 pm. It is advised not to turn left into the Woodman Gate.
     
    Riverside Gate
    The Riverside Gate is located between the entrances to the Arons Parking Structure and the intersection of Woodman Avenue and Riverside Drive. It serves as one of the vehicle entrances to the campus.  After entry, vehicles will continue down the Burns and Huston parking lots to exit onto Huston Avenue. There is no traffic light present at this entrance. It is advised not to turn left onto Huston Avenue.
     
     
    Drop off / Pick Up Parking
    • Entrances, Exits, and Flow of Traffic
      Families may enter campus at the Woodman Avenue or Riverside Drive gates.
    • One entry lane leads to the designated student drop-off and pick-up areas.

    The City's Conditional Use Permit for our campus prohibits both parking and passenger loading/unloading in the neighborhood surrounding the campus.

    All students must be dropped off and picked up on campus in these designated areas only. 

    Parent Parking
      • Parents and visitors may park in the Woodman parking lot. If the lot is full, please check with security for instructions on where to park.
      • Parents may not park in the school parking lots before 2 pm on days when high school is in session as these lots are reserved for faculty, staff, students, or handicapped parking only.
      • Parking, dropping off, and picking up in the following areas are not permitted: Ventura Canyon Blvd., Morrison Avenue neighborhoods adjacent to campus, and the corner of Huston and Woodman.  
      • Parking, dropping off, and picking up in the neighboring apartment complexes' private property adjacent to campus is not permitted.  
      • Parking is prohibited along painted red emergency curbs, in cross-hash marked areas, in crosswalks, in roadways, or in marked handicapped spots without displaying the proper state-issued tag. 
      • Please park only small vehicles in compact spots, as larger vehicles such as SUVs and trucks will block traffic flow.
     
    Parking Regulation and Fine Structure
    Notre Dame's Conditional Use Permit with the City of Los Angeles and efforts to nurture good neighbor relations with our surrounding community require us to adhere to certain parking and transportation guidelines as outlined in the Notre Dame Parking and Transportation Plan. Because violations of this plan can endanger pedestrians, infringe upon good neighbor relation efforts, and jeopardize the school's ability to work constructively with the City of Los Angeles, repeated violations of the school's Parking and Transportation Plan will be subject to fines for repeated offenses. 

    The following are considered serious violations:
    1. Student or parent parking on residential streets: Ventura Canyon Avenue and Morrison Streets adjacent to campus.
    2. Dropping off and/or picking up passengers on the corner of Huston Street and Woodman Avenue, Sunnyslope, or in the adjacent neighborhoods.
    3. Making U-turns in the adjacent Huston/Sunnyslope neighborhood.
    4. Parking in non-designated parking spots on or off campus. 
    5. Dropping off and/or picking up in non-designated locations on campus (e.g., Notre Dame fire lane, curbs marked as handicapped unless a placard is displayed, and any red-marked curbs
     
    Violation fines will be assessed to your student accounts as follows:
    1. First violations will receive a warning notification
    2. Second violations will receive a $100 fine
    3. Third violations will receive a $250 fine and will require senior administration review
    4. Fourth violations will receive a $1,000 fine, senior administration review, and may require revocation of on-campus driving/parking privileges*

    *Since repeated violations of the Parking and Transportation Plan reflect a sufficient inconsistency with school values, Notre Dame may choose not to extend an invitation to renew school enrollment with respect to any family who has accrued repeated violations.

    We cannot overstate the importance of making drop-off and pick-up more efficient, of increasing our carpool numbers, or the necessity of being sensitive to the impact of Notre Dame drivers on the neighborhood.
     
    We ask for your fullest cooperation and participation in this plan and that you share it with anyone who is designated to drive on or around campus.
     
     
     
     
     
     

  • Faculty + Staff Parking

    Campus Gates
    Woodman Gate
    The Woodman Gate is located at the north of the intersection of Woodman Avenue and Riverside Drive and serves as one of the vehicle entrances and exits for campus. There is no traffic light present at this entrance. It is illegal to turn left out of the Woodman Gate between the hours of 3 pm – 7 pm. It is advised not to turn left into the Woodman Gate.
     
    Riverside Gate
    The Riverside Gate is located at the between the entrances to the Arons Parking Structure entrance and the intersection of Woodman Avenue and Riverside Drive. It serves as one of the vehicle entrances to the campus. Vehicles will continue down the Burns and Huston parking lots to exit onto Huston Avenue. There is no traffic light present at this entrance. It is advised not to turn left onto Huston Avenue.
     
    Arons Parking Structure
    The entrance to the Arons Parking Structure is located just west of the intersection of Sunnyslope Avenue and Riverside Drive and serves as one of the vehicle entrances and exits for campus.  There is no traffic light present at this entrance. It is advised not to turn left into the Arons Parking Structure or turn left out of the Arons Parking Structure.
     
    Parking Registration and Decals
    • Faculty and staff are required to register to park on the Notre Dame campus. Click on the registration link below to register your vehicle; your parking decal/hang-tag will be available for pickup after the annual opening/orientation meeting.

    Entrances, Exits, and Parking
    • Faculty and staff may enter campus at the Woodman, Riverside, or Huston gates. 
    • Faculty and staff may park in the neighborhoods adjacent to campus; a Notre Dame hang tag/parking decal must be prominently displayed.
    • Please park only small vehicles in compact spots, as larger vehicles such as SUVs and trucks will block traffic flow.
    • We offer EV charging stations on the bottom level of the Arons parking garage and encourage the use of electric vehicles.
     
    Walking / Cycling
    For students, faculty, and staff who live near Notre Dame, walking or biking is an easy and sustainable way to commute to campus.  To optimize pedestrian safety on and around campus, please note the following guidelines for pedestrians and bicyclists at Notre Dame:
    • When crossing Woodman or Riverside, pedestrians coming to campus should use the correct crosswalk at the intersections.
    • Bicycle parking is available in the Woodman, Burns, and Huston lots.

    We cannot overstate the importance of making parking and transportation more efficient, of increasing our carpool numbers, or the necessity of being sensitive to the impact of Notre Dame drivers on the neighborhood.
     
    We ask for your fullest cooperation and participation in this plan and that you share it with anyone who is designated to drive on or around campus.

Cafeteria

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  • Cafeteria Overview

    Ordinarily, hours are generally 6:45 am to 4:00 pm.  If business is slow on a Gold Day, the cafeteria may close a little earlier. 

    The cafeteria is open until approximately 5:30 pm during Study Week – the week before finals.

  • Lunch Account

    Every student has an account.  An account can be activated simply by depositing money into it.  When a student makes a purchase, he or she will enter their student ID and the items chosen will be deducted from the balance in the account.

    Pre-Paid Lunch Account
    A pre-paid lunch account is a Point of Sale system that holds a student’s money in reserve until it is used to make purchases.

    Lunch Account Activation
    A deposit must be made into the student account.  This can be made by cash, a check (made payable to Hanna-Que, Inc.), online through EZSchoolPay.com, or a credit card presented in person.

    Credit Card Usage
    We accept Master Card and Visa.  Credit/Debit cards can be used in person in the cafeteria (minimum $25 deposit), or deposits can be made online at www.EZSchoolPay.com.  Credit cards are not accepted for individual purchases.

    Check Usage

    Unfortunately, our bank frowns on changing the payee on a personal check.  If your student brings in a check written to NDHS, it will be returned and another check will need to be submitted.  Again, make checks payable to “Hanna-Que, Inc.”

  • Pre-Order Lunch

    How to Pre-Order Lunch
    On the Day Before
    • Order-takers will be available near the fountain before school, during both nutritions, and after school to take your preorder for the next day. OR
    • Scan the QR code to view the menu and to fill out the form to order online. You can also access the form by clicking on this link.  *** QR Code can only be accessed with your student’s NDHS.org email. ***
     
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    Pre-Order Pick-Up
    All lunch orders can be picked up at the St. Joe's Coffee Shop Window.
     
    Pre-Order Payment
    Your EZSchoolPay* is required to use the preorder system and money must be available in your pre-paid lunch account.  
    Pre Orders will be charged to your account prior to pickup to make this process quick and easy.  
    Note: Pre Orders that cannot be charged will not be filled.  
     
    Same Day Food Availability without Preordering
    • Four (4) lunch carts located around the quad will still be available for same-day purchases.  
    • Vending Machines
     
    *EZSchoolPay: The cafeteria utilizes a pre-paid account system, wherein, money is deposited into a student’s account and when that student makes a purchase, the total is deducted from that account.  Every student has an “account”.  
    To activate that account, a deposit needs to be made to it.  
    There are several ways to make a deposit
    • Cash. Cash deposits can be made with any cashier at any cart at any time. 
    • Check made payable to “Hanna-Que”. Check deposits can be made with any cashier at any cart at any time. 
    • Credit card presented in person before or after school. Credit cards in person need to be presented before or after school. 
    • An online deposit made through EZSchoolPay.  
     
    Personnel that can help you with deposits can be found inside the gym lobby at one of the pickup windows.
     
    Any questions can be forwarded to Brenda Hanna at hanna@ndhs.org or (818) 933-3657.

  • St. Joe's Coffee Shop

  • Departing Senior Lunch Accounts

    Seniors should be paying off negative balances or using up low balances.  Parents of seniors who graduate with a balance over $10 will be reimbursed by check in June.  Seniors will forfeit balances of less than $10. 

    We encourage seniors to use up their small balances. If your senior has a sibling who will be attending ND next semester, their remaining balance (in any amount) will be transferred to their sibling.  
     
    There are still students in all grades who have a negative lunch account balance.  Toward the end of the school year, the cashiers will be instructed not to serve students who have a negative balance. 

    Please have your Senior check their balance or use EZSchoolPay to monitor lunch account balances and set a reminder for a low balance. 

    If there is a special need for a family to receive assistance, please contact Brenda Hanna at (818) 933-3657 or hanna@ndhs.org.

Business Office Contacts

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    Karen  Ortiz 

    Vice President of Finance
    818-933-3615
  • Photo of Dawn Dinnie

    Dawn Dinnie 

    Controller
    818-933-3617
  • Photo of Irene Ochoa

    Irene  Ochoa 

    Staff Accountant
    818-933-3640
  • Photo of Jennifer Silver

    Jennifer Silver 

    Accounts Payable/Accounting Assistant
    818-933-3614

  • Angela Smith 

    Staff Accountant
    818-933-3613

Contact Emails

Functional Areas

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